"AT" Command to Schedule at System Startup

[Frank McElrath]

Can the AT command be used to schedule a task to run at system startup? I
see that it can be specified in the GUI scheduler, but am wondering if the
AT command could be used as well, to specify "system startup".

Thanks.

[John John -MVP]

Post by Frank McElrath
Can the AT command be used to schedule a task to run at system startup? I
see that it can be specified in the GUI scheduler, but am wondering if the
AT command could be used as well, to specify "system startup".
Thanks.

Use Schtasks instead.

John

[Frank McElrath]

I didn't provide enough details. This is a W2000 server, and schtasks is
not available on it.

Thanks for the reply.

Post by John John -MVP

Post by Frank McElrath
Can the AT command be used to schedule a task to run at system startup?
I see that it can be specified in the GUI scheduler, but am wondering if
the AT command could be used as well, to specify "system startup".
Thanks.

Use Schtasks instead.
John

[Chris M]

Post by Frank McElrath
Can the AT command be used to schedule a task to run at system startup? I
see that it can be specified in the GUI scheduler, but am wondering if the
AT command could be used as well, to specify "system startup".

You could:

- Use the local Group Policy Object to specify a startup script that
does what you want

- Use a domain GPO as above.

- Put a script on the local filesystem and set it to run via a
reference to it in the registry, at
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run